Euronext Amsterdam
The oldest of the Euronext markets and, by descent, the oldest stock exchange in the world: share trading began here in 1602 with the Dutch East India Company.
- MIC (ISO 10383)
- XAMS
- Country
- Netherlands
- Type
- Stock exchange
- Trading currency
- EUR
- Timezone
- Europe/Amsterdam
- Operator
- Euronext Amsterdam N.V.
- Operator LEI
- 724500V6UOK62XEZ2L78 (GLEIF)
Trading session local time · Europe/Amsterdam
Session hours and the settlement cycle are compiled by Finance Foundation from the venue’s own published trading calendar. These are exact and change-prone — an extended session or a moved auction dates a figure like this quickly — so each row below carries what two independently maintained open calendars say about the same venue. Verify against the exchange before relying on any of it operationally. Sources.
Two independently maintained open calendars return the same hours as we hold. Cross-check from exchange_calendars (Apache 2.0) and pandas_market_calendars (MIT); neither endorses this site.
- Regular session
- 09:00–17:30
- Lunch break
- none
Ownership
- Operating entity
- Euronext Amsterdam N.V. NL
724500V6UOK62XEZ2L78 - Ultimate owner
- Euronext N.V.
724500QJ4QSZ3H9QU415 via GLEIF ultimate-parent relationship - Sibling venues
- Euronext, Borsa Italiana, Euronext Brussels, Euronext Lisbon, Euronext Dublin, Oslo Børs — run by the same group
- Owner listed
- ENX on Euronext
Self-listed — its own shares trade on a market it operates. - Who holds it
- About three-quarters free float, with a contractual bloc of 'Reference Shareholders' holding roughly 23.6% that is majority state-linked — Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (France) 8.08%, CDP Equity (Italy) 8.08%, SFPI/FPIM (Belgium) 5.34%, plus Intesa Sanpaolo 1.55% and ABN AMRO 0.52% — with the right to nominate one third of the Supervisory Board.
Segment MICs 3 venues under XAMS
| MIC | Segment / venue |
|---|---|
| TNLA | Euronext Amsterdam - Trading Facility |
| XEUE | Euronext Amsterdam - Derivatives |
| XAMC | Euronext Amsterdam - Commodities |
Operating MIC vs segment MIC per ISO 10383: the operating code identifies the exchange, segment codes identify its individual order books, growth markets and derivatives venues. Every code was checked line by line against the official ISO 10383 registry file (SWIFT is the registration authority) — codes that were expired or belonged to a separate operating venue were rejected.
Approximate reference values from public sources · seed-0.7 · marketcap-1 · 2026-08-30 · not real-time. See data & methodology.
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